Park v. Sullivan

Suit was filed by appellee, G. T. Sullivan, against appellant, P. S. Park, and J. H. Park, and John Lane, to recover damages against all three of said parties for breach of a lease contract executed by P. S. Park by his agent, J. H. Park, to appellee, G. T. Sullivan, by the terms of which what was then known as the Henson Hotel, with all the furnishings therein contained, was leased to appellee for $60 per month, from December 1, 1924, to December 1, 1926. At the time said lease was executed, November 20, 1924, John Lane was occupying said hotel under a lease which did not 'expire until April…